Cnoc Eoghainn, STB 3 star. Green Tourism silver award. Well presented self-catering cottage in friendly village setting. Sleeps 4. Sorry no pets.

Cnoc Eoghainn is a charming 18th century cottage on the historic Road to the Isles. A stone's throw away from beautiful Loch Rannoch, it has great views of the surrounding scenery while being located in a village setting with plenty of local amenities. This makes it ideal for an action-packed outdoor holiday, a week's nature-spotting or even just relaxing by the log fire!

Kinloch Rannoch is located in Highland Perthshire, 20 miles west of Pitlochry and just outwith the Cairngorm National Park; it has the same stunning mountain scenery, crystal clear lochs, ancient pine forests, walks and cycle routes as the Cairngorms, but with the advantage that you won’t meet a soul, only the wildlife! Perthshire is renowned for its trees – the world’s oldest tree is only a short drive away in Fortingall, while Rannoch is particularly splendid in the autumn, the hillsides ablaze with colour.

The cottage is a minute’s walk from the centre of Kinloch Rannoch, a compact village with amenities such as a grocery shop, café, hotels/bars, taxi services, car hire, a filling station and an outdoor activity centre. Comprehensive information on local businesses is provided in the fact sheet, sent once booking is confirmed.

Cnoc Eoghainn has been simply refurbished while retaining bags of quirky cottage charm and retro furnishings.

 Facilities

• There is a lovely and welcoming sitting room with dining table, comfy seating and an open fire - perfect for snuggling under a blanket on a cold night, or any night for that matter! There is also a TV with video & DVD plus a hi-fi. A wide range of maps, walking/cycle information & books on local and natural history are also available.
• The kitchen is laid out with everything to hand, and includes an electric cooker, washing machine, microwave and fridge/freezer. From the kitchen sink there are magnificent views of Schiehallion, and if you are lucky, red squirrels, woodpeckers and many other wild birds.
• The bathroom is modern and bright with a bath and electric shower (over the bath).
• Two bedrooms, one double and a twin. 

Included in the price

• Bed linen
• Heating is by electricity, with the addition of an open fire; one bag of coal plus £10 worth of electricity is included in the rental price.
  Extra logs, kindling & coal available for purchase.
• Indoor and outdoor clothes drying facilities are provided.
• Lockable bike store.

Towels are available for hire.
The cottage benefits from a private south-facing garden with lovely views over fields and mountains; it includes a patio with table and chairs, barbecue

Good Housekeeping Deposit of £50.00 required

Best Feature

• Loch and the Mountains, wonderful walks in quiet woodland and on the open hills and its close proximity to so many tourist attactions.
• Ample roadside parking.
• Bars and shop within walking distance.